What is the Universal Time Trial? (UTT) - MultiGP Drone Racing League

MultiGP Universal Time Trial Tracks allow FPV pilots to compete against each other across the world

Challenge other Pilots around the World on the same track

MultiGP chapters everywhere are running Time Trials using any of the following standardized and universal time trial tracks. With standard dimensions, pilots around the world can see how they stack up! Pilots attend their local chapter to participate on standardized local courses and receive official results which are then entered into the MultiGP global leaderboard by their Chapter Organizer.

UTT Features

Online Leaderboard
Test your speed
Compare your laps
Compete against others
Simple to set up
Uses fives gates and five flags
Fits inside a football field
Uses standard MultiGP gates

Read full UTT rules

Find out how to set up your Track to meet Universal Time Trial requirements

Submit 1 Lap UTT Time

Submit your race time on a specific UTT Track for best of 1 lap mode

Submit 3 Laps UTT Time

Submit your race time on a specific UTT Track for best of 3 laps mode

View UTT Leaderboards

View all the Leaderboards for each Track for both 1 and 3 Laps modes

Universal Time Trial TRACKS

Pick up a Track and challenge pilots all around the world

Chapter Organizer Procedures:

Timing:

A timing system is highly recommended.
If a timing system is not available, a stopwatch or standard method of time measurement must be used. A dedicated timekeeper with a clear view of the finishing gate must be assigned if this option is used.
Please provide a safety tent with netting if the timekeeper is positioned close to the finish gate.
Pilot times are measured by completing the fastest single lap or fastest 3 consecutive laps defined by the start/finish gate.

Executing Time Trials:

The pilot should pass through the start/finish gate at a competitive speed when beginning.
There is no limit to how many times a pilot may run the time trial at an event or throughout their piloting career.

Submitting Results:

It is the duty of the Chapter Organizer or Assistant Chapter Organizer to collect the official times of each pilot.
Chapter Organizers should submit each pilot’s best time on the official Universal Course Pilot Time Submission Form.

Rules, Procedures & Regulations

General Event Regulations:

The Universal Course must be setup to exact specifications and measurements provided by the setup diagram.
The course terrain should be as flat as possible with as ample space around the perimeter to allow for unrestricted turns.
All MultiGP safety precautions must be adhered to.
Universal Course time trials must take place during a scheduled MultiGP Chapter Event and run by a designated Chapter Organizer.
Racing gates must be standard issue MultiGP Racing Gates or another gate with a 5’x5’ square opening.
- In the case of micro or tiny whoop tracks, the gate size is 361 sq in (19”x19” – 483mm x 483mm)

Pilot Rules:

All gates must be passed through. If a gate is missed, the pilot must turn his aircraft around and pass through the gate.
If a suggested flight path is illustrated, directions must be followed as contained within the setup diagram.

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